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They popped up in my shuffle today and I decided to have a full out Exposé party at my desk.

I checked Wiki and was shocked to find they flopped worldwide except here in the US so this will probably be a flop as well BUT I wanted to do a singles rank.

A lot of their early stuff is great and they released some amazing singles from the first 2 albums.

10 Point Of No Return
08 Exposed To Love
10 Come Go With Me
10 Let Me Be The One
10 Seasons Change
09 What You Don’t Know
08 When I Looked At Him
07 Tell Me Why
06 Your Baby Never Looked Good In Blue
07 Stop, Listen, Look & Think
08 I Wish The Phone Would Ring
10 I’ll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me
05 As Long As I Can Dream
04 In Walked Love
06 I’ll Say Good-Bye For The Two Of Us
08 I Specialize In Love
07 Shine On
 
The first album is great, the second less so but has its moments.

I don’t know enough to do a rate but Point Of No Return, What You Don’t Know and Come Go With Me are all 10/10 freestyle classics.
 
Only UK chart entry for them is "I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me" reaching number 75. I've always intended to listen further though, partly due to the :disco: song on the RPDR lip sync above & also because the Pet Shop Boys mentioned that "Domino Dancing" was an attempt to ape their sound, even working on it with Expose's producer.

"In Walked Love" was taken into the top 20 here several years later by Louise, although from your rating I can see you're NOT THAT FUSSED :D
 
Well that's some welcome morning listening inspiration :disco:

I think I have the first and third albums and GH on CD, all from that cheap US site I can't remember the name of that sold second hand and shipped without cases. Such exciting tightly wrapped packages bound in bubble wrap.

Love this messily iconic album cover:

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There was definitely a tail off when the second string Diane Warren ballads and covers came in.
 
Well I'm the second biggest Exposé fan here. Discovered them with What you don't know, quickly buying the first 2 albums, and haven't stop playing their music yet.

Btw, did you know that Point of no return, their second single and second top 5 in USA in 1987, was a #1 dance hit 2 years before for Exposé... sung by a totally different line up?



And in case someone didn't know, In Walked Love, an AC hit in 1994 for the group, is the same song that covered years later the not-overrated-at-all Louise.
 
I didn’t know this :

Exposé’s seven consecutive Top 10 hits on the US Hot 100 landed them behind only The Supremes (with nine consecutive Top 10 hits) for most Top 10 hits by an all-female group.
 
It's bizarre for a group to be that big for that long and to basically have NO breakout stars, isn't it?
 
I didn’t know this :

Exposé’s seven consecutive Top 10 hits on the US Hot 100 landed them behind only The Supremes (with nine consecutive Top 10 hits) for most Top 10 hits by an all-female group.
I didn't know The Supremes had 9 top 10 in a row, but definitely not with their first 9 singles, so still a record for Exposé :disco:
 
It's bizarre for a group to be that big for that long and to basically have NO breakout stars, isn't it?
They really are one of the few “girl groups” that genuinely always felt like a group and not one singer and a few backups.
 
Oh god, I keep thinking they're the girl group Michelle was in. Must be the Drag Race connection of course.
 

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